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Hey,

For some reason I am being forced to use frames on an internal website.
What I am doing is usuing ASP to tell it what frames to be using for
each STEP in the session.

User interaction ---> Update Session Step ---> back to begnning...

The user's session step is updated then sent back to the orgional page
that creates the frames.

The problem is when the user is redirected back I am getting 6 frames...
(top, middle, bottom). They are showing up twice?

Is there an ASP command to clear the browser and get it to completely
refresh it's material?

If I hit F5 the duplicates go away and everything is normal again...

Thanks,
Andrew J Durstewitz

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